Tag: news
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Nextcloud replaces Microsoft 365 in Bristol City Council pilot programme
Bristol City Council has launched a twelve-month pilot deploying Nextcloud Hub 8 as a self-hosted alternative to Microsoft…
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QGIS 3.38 adopted by Surrey County Council for highways asset management
Surrey County Council has completed a full migration from Esri ArcGIS to QGIS 3.38 for its highways and…
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QGIS 3.38 release brings improved CRS handling for UK planners
The QGIS project has released version 3.38, introducing enhanced coordinate reference system handling that significantly benefits users working…
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Buckinghamshire Council migrates highways asset management to OpenStreetMap-based platform
Buckinghamshire Council has completed a phased migration of its highways asset management workflows to a platform built on…
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OpenBIM standard IFC 4.3 adoption accelerates across UK contractor supply chains
Industry body buildingSMART UK has reported a measurable uptick in IFC 4.3 adoption among tier-one and tier-two contractors…
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DLUHC pilots open source planning data pipeline using Apache Kafka and dbt
The Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities has begun piloting an open source data pipeline architecture to…
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ERPNext deployment at mid-sized architectural practice cuts software costs by 40 percent
London-based architectural practice Haworth Tompkins has gone live with ERPNext to manage project accounting, procurement, and HR, replacing…
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NetHack to OpenInfra: OpenTofu gains traction in UK council cloud provisioning
A growing number of UK local authorities are replacing HashiCorp Terraform with OpenTofu following HashiCorp’s 2023 licence change,…
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UK Planning Inspectorate Pilots Open Source ePlanning Case Management Tool
The Planning Inspectorate has begun a six-month pilot of an open source case management system built on the…
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PostGIS Underpins New National Highway Asset Management Platform
National Highways has launched a new internal asset management platform built on PostGIS and PostgreSQL, replacing a proprietary…